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Bus to Awaji Island
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Tenten7 51 reviews

You can also get a bus from Sannomiya. Shinki Bus Station is found behind 'Daiei' department store (near JR Sannomiya sta). It's the easiest way, I think, to Awaji Island. 1500yen for return, if I remember right. There's JR bus, but I have never used it before.

Written Jan 13, 2004

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heywinks 309 reviews

The best way to get to Awaji Island is by ferry. Take the 13-min ride from Akashi port (400yen one-way).

Written Oct 23, 2002

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